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K.Y.T
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Things you can actually use

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Gator

macOS · personal finance

A native, local-first money app. Net worth, budgets, savings goals, recurring bills, debts, a wishlist, and reports — multi-currency, with AI-assisted descriptions. No cloud account, your data stays on your machine.

↓ Download for macOS v1.0 · June 2026 · Apple Silicon · ~4 MB
Gator dashboard showing net worth overview
Dashboard
Gator budgets view
Budgets
Gator transactions list
Transactions
Gator reports and charts
Reports
Gator investments tracking
Investments
Gator debts overview
Debts
Gator savings goals
Goals
Gator wishlist
Wishlist
Gator recurring bills calendar
Calendar
Gator accounts overview
Accounts
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BlewuCan you drive across Accra without breaking Ghana’s new speed limits? A small free driving game, and the fines add up fast. Why I built it.
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The Gong Gong Awards ArchiveGhana’s ad-industry awards had no usable archive — so I built one. 267 sourced Gong Gong records, winning campaigns, agency rankings and brand histories, part of Marketing, in Ghana ↗ — the wider project mapping the industry’s agencies, campaigns and awards (CIMG and IPR archives included).
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Noanyi Mortgage CalculatorGhana’s mortgage math is opaque — this shows what a home loan really costs, month by month. Built for Noanyi.
launch ↗
The Squid MapNobody had mapped Africa’s comics, animation, and games studios — so I did. Explore it.
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dzɛtuSkincare curated for Ghanaian skin and weather. A Shopify store I’m building with Roland Kendeh.
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The Store RoomAn independent, unofficial archive of Ghana’s records, put back together from what survives. The NSMQ kept contest by contest, and the Ghana Music Awards year by year.
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Ghana, in OfficeEvery president and head of state through the four republics, with the places they came from. A history you can move through, kept in The Store Room.
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Recycle GhanaWhere Ghana’s waste goes. A public-interest directory mapping 47 recycling facilities and programmes across Ghana’s 10 regions.

More coming. The Lab keeps growing.

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